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(Rail not shown for clarity)
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IMPORTANT
The widest part of the Spacer should be placed on the wall.
Place a Lag Screw through the hole in the Rail aligning with the
outermost pilot hole on one side, through a Spacer, and drive
the Lag Screw into the pilot hole. DO NOT fully tighten Lag
Screw.
2 - Mount the Rail (Continued)
Repeat process for a Lag Screw on the opposite end of Rail. DO NOT fully tighten Lag Screw.
Insert remaining Lag Screws through Rail holes and Spacers, and drive into pilot holes. DO NOT
fully tighten Lag Screws.
After all Lag Screws and Spacers are in place, use a level on top of the Rail to make sure it is
properly level. While making sure the Rail is level, tighten all Lag Screws securely.
3 - Install Trolleys and Hang the Door
Mark the location of the center hole for the Trolleys on the front of the door as shown in the
diagram. Drill the hole using a 7/16” bit.
4 - Install Anti-Jump Pads
Drill two 3/32” pilot holes in the top of the door and
located between and near the Trolleys, as shown
in the diagram, in order to mount the Anti-Jump
Pads.
Place the Anti-Jump Pads on the top of the door
and attach with the 3/4” Phillips Screws.
Make sure the Anti-Jump Pad is positioned so that
the hole is towards the front side of the door and
the body of the Pad is underneath the Rail.
Insert a Bolt through the center hole and
into the door. Make sure the trolley is
vertical and mark the locations of the
remaining holes. Remove Trolleys and
drill holes using a 7/16” bit.
Insert the Bolts through the Trolley and
the door. Add a Washer and Nut to
each Bolt. Hand tighten both Nuts
before securing with a wrench.
Hang the door on the Rail. Make sure
both rollers are in contact with the Rail
and that the door is level.
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